In Determining Whether a State Law Unduly Burdens Interstate Commerce

question 37

Multiple Choice

In determining whether a state law unduly burdens interstate commerce, the Court considers:

• A) the extent to which the law discriminates against interstate commerce in favor of local concerns.
• B) only the blanket consideration of whether Congress has already legislated in the affected subject area.
• C) whether the Constitution specifically allows states to regulate that subject matter.
• D) only the necessity of the law to the proper functioning of the state.

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